Meet The Woo
Him:You Dating Ashley You:Yeah,why Him:Nah nigga she for everybody she meet the woo About a week ago 😷🤢
Meet The Woo by Day✨ April 29, 2020
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Meet The Woo
Meet The Woo, (Alternatively, Meet The Woo Vol. 1) is American rapper Pop Smoke's debut album, released on July 26, 2019. The most popular song from the album "Dior," debuted at number 49 on the US Billboard Hot 100, becoming the rapper's first solo and posthumous Hot 100.
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Person 2: "Yeah, I'm listening to it right now, shit fire"
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